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Namito Kominato, a high school student, gets seated behind a peculiar girl who is always drenched and wears a paper bag on his first day of school. He initiates a "Conversation Club" with a clique of stunning yet somewhat disadvantageous girls, consisting of timid and self-conscious Kamiyama-san, zealous but uniform-obsessed Hinata Arai, and Harusame Amano, who converses with the apparition of a magical girl. Thus, commences a slightly awkward romantic comedy, a tale of the passage into adulthood.
This sizzling comic delves into the world of creating comics. The fiery series kicks off with Moeyo Pen (Burning Pen), which is then followed by the uproarious sequel, Hoero Pen (Shouting Pen).
Thanks to his friendship with Ted, McDohl's life took a dramatic turn. He went from being General Teo McDohl's son, serving in the Imperial Army, to becoming a wanted enemy of the Empire. As a chosen bearer of one of the 27 True Runes, his encounters with death were inevitable the moment the Rune was attached to his right hand. Despite the looming threat, McDohl embarked on a journey through the Empire, confronting corruption, cruelty, and making life-altering decisions. His objective was to restore order and peace for his people by fulfilling the hopes entrusted to him. The story is inspired by the PSOne video game and loosely based on the Water Margin classics, focusing on uniting the 108 Stars of Destiny to overthrow a corrupt government.
When we were young, we all aspired to be martial heroes capable of epic feats like flying through the sky, embarking on long-distance voyages, crossing continents with our steel wings, breaking through defenses with high-altitude strides, tapping into the inner power of our qi, and possessing bodies immune to deadly poisons. Were these just legendary myths or did they actually happen? This story takes you deep into the contemporary world of martial arts. Original Manhua:
During the Cosmic Era, Coordinators and Naturals experienced two major wars as a result of their genetic differences. Fueled by their strong beliefs and desire to protect what they held dear, fighting resulted in animosity and grief. The battlefield served as a final resting place for soldiers and dashed any hope for a bright future. Despite the passage of time, the devastation of war persisted. However, amidst the turmoil, certain individuals remained unwavering in their convictions. Junkers preserved and refurbished discarded items, dedicated engineers pursued their objectives, mercenaries defended the vulnerable, and journalists informed the public of the truth - all followed paths that aligned with their beliefs, even if it meant straying from virtuous ideals. These were the Astray.
Three decades ago, a cascade of meteorites descended upon Earth, causing significant devastation to the landscape. As time passed, small communities of survivors gradually began to emerge, but a significant portion of the younger generation born after the event have been negatively impacted by radiation from the meteorites. These individuals are now commonly referred to as the Meteorite Breed. Tooi, a voracious fourteen-year-old, is part of this unique subset of individuals. However, he is a rarity amongst his kind...
Daimon Kaito, a high school student who passionately adores puzzles, receives a mobile device from the student council president that leads him to a hidden underground ruin within the school. Alongside his girlfriend Nonoha, he takes on the challenge of solving an "unsolvable puzzle" that is concealed within the ruins. However, they soon discover that the puzzle they face is none other than "The Puzzle of Sage," a perilous creation of the black society, "POG." Despite successfully solving the puzzle, this marks the start of a battle of wits against their nefarious adversaries.
Chopper stars in a One Piece spin-off.
Sakuragi Ryo categorizes high schools into three ranks - "A" for the best-looking, smartest and most athletic, "B" for the average, and "C" for the ignored. Even though he was placed in the "A" rank during middle school, Ryo doesn't want to repeat the experience in his high school. He desires to lead a peaceful life in the "B" ranks where he can stay away from unwanted attention. One afternoon, he comes across three bullies who are harassing a girl. Initially, Ryo tries to ignore the situation to avoid any trouble, but he eventually intervenes and rescues the girl. By a stroke of luck, the girl he saves turns out to be the most beautiful girl in school, who now wishes to show her gratitude to Ryo. However, Ryo aims to maintain his "B" rank status and does everything possible to shun the limelight.
Rito is struggling to admit his feelings to the girl he desires, Haruna-chan, during his high school years. As he returns home and dwells in misery while soaking in the bath, a scantily-clad and mysterious girl suddenly materializes before him. This extraterrestrial being is known as Lala, hailing from a different planet.
What is Tanpo? It's basically a security measure where something valuable is used as collateral. In this particular tale, the Suzumiya family finds themselves drowning in debt and decides to pawn off their three daughters, Yukari, Ai, and Midori, in exchange for the money they owe. However, they mistake a worthless individual named Ishihara Yuujirou for the Daikoudan Group. Unfortunately, the family and staff coerce Ai-chan into using her body to convince Yuujirou to have sex with her in order to secure the money needed to pay off their debts. Additional one-shot: Volume 6: I Just Want to Call You Big Brother
